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Seedhead of Tussilago farfara. Coltsfoot.
This could be mistaken for a dandelion, but there are some obvious differences.
The seedhead is flatter than that of a dandelion.
The stem bears scale-leaves in early spring, whereas the stem of a dandelion is smooth.
The leaves appear after the flowers have gone to seed and are shaped like a horse shoe, hence the common name. The leaves of a dandelion resemble lion's teeth, hence the common name 'dandelion' from the French 'dent de lion'.
The seedhead is flatter than that of a dandelion.
The stem bears scale-leaves in early spring, whereas the stem of a dandelion is smooth.
The leaves appear after the flowers have gone to seed and are shaped like a horse shoe, hence the common name. The leaves of a dandelion resemble lion's teeth, hence the common name 'dandelion' from the French 'dent de lion'.
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